Journal of Applied Ecology 1994: Vol 31 Index

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794 Index
Index
ORIGINAL PAPERS Carter, N. see Winder, L.
Carter, S. P. see Rushton, S. P.
Aebischer, N. J. see Duffield, S. J. Chan, M.-S. & Jeger, M. J. An analytical model of
Alonso, J. A. see Alonso, J. C. plant virus disease dynamics with roguing and
Alonso, J. C., Alonso, J. A. & Bautista, L. M. replanting, 413
Carrying capacity of staging areas and facultative Clear Hill, B. see Bullock, J. M.
migration extension in common cranes, 212 Clutton-Brock, T. H. & Lonergan, M. E. Culling
Altena, H. J. see Berendse, F. regimes and sex ratio biases in Highland red deer,
Arida, G. see Cohen, J. E. 521
Ash, H. J., Genunell, R. P. & Bradshaw, A. D. The Cohen, J. E., Schoenly, K., Heong, K. L., Justo, H.,
introduction of native plant species on industrial Arida, G., Barrion, A. T. & Litsinger, J. A. A food
waste heaps; a test of immigration and other web approach to evaluating the effect of insecticide
factors affecting primary succession, 74 spraying on insect pest population dynamics in a
Atkinson, R. P. D. & Macdonald, D. W. Can Philippine irrigated rice ecosystem, 747
repellents function as a non-lethal means of Colgrove, P. M. see Salt, C. A.
controlling moles {Talpa europaea)!, 731 Coquio, S. see HuUe, M.
Bacon, P. E. see Stone, C. Daldorph, P. W. G. see Thomas, J. D.
Baines, D., Sage, R. B. & Baines, M. M. The Dale, M. P. see Bullock, J. M.
implications of red deer grazing to ground de Visser, W. see Berendse, F.
vegetation and invertebrate communities of Scot¬ de Vries, W., Klijn, J. A. & Kros, J. Simulation of the
tish native pinewoods, 776 long-term impact of atmospheric deposition on
Baines, M. M. see Baines, D. dune ecosystems in the Netherlands, 59
Bakker, J. P. see van Der Woude, B. J. Delettre, Y. R. Fire disturbance of a chironomid
Bale, J. S. see Hutchinson, L. A. (Diptera) community on heathlands, 560
Barlow, N. D. Predicting the effect of a novel den Nijs, J. C. M. see Oostermeijer, J. G. B.
vertebrate biocontrol agent: a model for viral- Dennis, P., Thomas, M. B. & Sotherton, N. W.
vectored immunocontraception of New Zealand Structural features of field boundaries which
possums, 454 influence the overwintering densities of beneficial
Barrion, A. T. see Cohen, J. E. arthropod predators, 361
Bautista, L. M. see Alonso, J. C. Diemont, W. H. & Oude Voshaar, J. H. Effects of
Berendse, F., Oomes, M. J. M., Altena, H. J. & De climate and management on the productivity of
Visser, W. A comparative study of nitrogen flows Dutch heathlands, 709
in two similar meadows affected by different Duffield, S. J. & Aebischer, N. J. The effect of spatial
groundwater levels, 40 scale of treatment with dimethoate on invertebrate
Bradshaw, A. D. see Ash, H. J. population recovery in winter wheat, 263
Bragg, O. M., Huhne, P. D., Ingram, H. A. P., Falkengren-Grerup, U. Importance of soil solution
Johnston, J. P. & Wilson, A. I. A. A maximum- chemistry to field performance of Galium odoratum
minimum recorder for shallow water tables, devel¬ and Stellaria nemorum, 182
oped for ecohydrological studies on mires, 589 Foppen, R. see Reijnen, R.
Bright, P. W. & Morris, P. A. Animal translocation Foppen, R. & Reijnen, R. The effects of car traffic on
for conservation: performance of dormice in breeding bird populations in woodland. II. Breed¬
relation to release methods, origin and season, 699 ing dispersal of male willow warblers {Phylloscopus
Bright, P. W., Mitchell, P. & Morris, P. A. Dormouse trochilus) in relation to the proximity of a highway,
distribution: survey techniques, insular ecology 95
and selection of sites for conservation, 329 Frampton, C. see Nugent, G.
Buckley, P. A. & McCarthy, M. G. Insects, vegetation, Garcia, M. see Lopez-Hernandez, D.
and the control of laughing gulls {Lams atricilld) at Gemmell, R. P. see Ash, H. J.
Kennedy International Airport, New York City, 291 Green, R. E., Osborne, P. E. & Sears, E. J. The
BuUock, J. M., Clear HiU, B., Dale, M. P. & distribution of passerine birds in hedgerows
Silvertown, J. An experimental study of the effects during the breeding season in relation to char¬
of sheep grazing on vegetation change in a species- acteristics of the hedgerow and adjacent farmland,
poor grassland and the role of seedling recruitment 677
into gaps, 493 HaU, A. J. see Hammond, P. S.
Cao, Q. V. A tree survival equation and diameter Hammond, P. S., Hall, A. J. & Prime, J. H. The diet
growth model for loblolly pine based on the self¬ of grey seals around Orkney and other island and
thinning rule, 693 mainland sites in north-eastern Scotland, 340
794 Index
Index
ORIGINAL PAPERS Carter, N. see Winder, L.
Carter, S. P. see Rushton, S. P.
Aebischer, N. J. see Duffield, S. J. Chan, M.-S. & Jeger, M. J. An analytical model of
Alonso, J. A. see Alonso, J. C. plant virus disease dynamics with roguing and
Alonso, J. C., Alonso, J. A. & Bautista, L. M. replanting, 413
Carrying capacity of staging areas and facultative Clear Hill, B. see Bullock, J. M.
migration extension in common cranes, 212 Clutton-Brock, T. H. & Lonergan, M. E. Culling
Altena, H. J. see Berendse, F. regimes and sex ratio biases in Highland red deer,
Arida, G. see Cohen, J. E. 521
Ash, H. J., Genunell, R. P. & Bradshaw, A. D. The Cohen, J. E., Schoenly, K., Heong, K. L., Justo, H.,
introduction of native plant species on industrial Arida, G., Barrion, A. T. & Litsinger, J. A. A food
waste heaps; a test of immigration and other web approach to evaluating the effect of insecticide
factors affecting primary succession, 74 spraying on insect pest population dynamics in a
Atkinson, R. P. D. & Macdonald, D. W. Can Philippine irrigated rice ecosystem, 747
repellents function as a non-lethal means of Colgrove, P. M. see Salt, C. A.
controlling moles {Talpa europaea)!, 731 Coquio, S. see HuUe, M.
Bacon, P. E. see Stone, C. Daldorph, P. W. G. see Thomas, J. D.
Baines, D., Sage, R. B. & Baines, M. M. The Dale, M. P. see Bullock, J. M.
implications of red deer grazing to ground de Visser, W. see Berendse, F.
vegetation and invertebrate communities of Scot¬ de Vries, W., Klijn, J. A. & Kros, J. Simulation of the
tish native pinewoods, 776 long-term impact of atmospheric deposition on
Baines, M. M. see Baines, D. dune ecosystems in the Netherlands, 59
Bakker, J. P. see van Der Woude, B. J. Delettre, Y. R. Fire disturbance of a chironomid
Bale, J. S. see Hutchinson, L. A. (Diptera) community on heathlands, 560
Barlow, N. D. Predicting the effect of a novel den Nijs, J. C. M. see Oostermeijer, J. G. B.
vertebrate biocontrol agent: a model for viral- Dennis, P., Thomas, M. B. & Sotherton, N. W.
vectored immunocontraception of New Zealand Structural features of field boundaries which
possums, 454 influence the overwintering densities of beneficial
Barrion, A. T. see Cohen, J. E. arthropod predators, 361
Bautista, L. M. see Alonso, J. C. Diemont, W. H. & Oude Voshaar, J. H. Effects of
Berendse, F., Oomes, M. J. M., Altena, H. J. & De climate and management on the productivity of
Visser, W. A comparative study of nitrogen flows Dutch heathlands, 709
in two similar meadows affected by different Duffield, S. J. & Aebischer, N. J. The effect of spatial
groundwater levels, 40 scale of treatment with dimethoate on invertebrate
Bradshaw, A. D. see Ash, H. J. population recovery in winter wheat, 263
Bragg, O. M., Huhne, P. D., Ingram, H. A. P., Falkengren-Grerup, U. Importance of soil solution
Johnston, J. P. & Wilson, A. I. A. A maximum- chemistry to field performance of Galium odoratum
minimum recorder for shallow water tables, devel¬ and Stellaria nemorum, 182
oped for ecohydrological studies on mires, 589 Foppen, R. see Reijnen, R.
Bright, P. W. & Morris, P. A. Animal translocation Foppen, R. & Reijnen, R. The effects of car traffic on
for conservation: performance of dormice in breeding bird populations in woodland. II. Breed¬
relation to release methods, origin and season, 699 ing dispersal of male willow warblers {Phylloscopus
Bright, P. W., Mitchell, P. & Morris, P. A. Dormouse trochilus) in relation to the proximity of a highway,
distribution: survey techniques, insular ecology 95
and selection of sites for conservation, 329 Frampton, C. see Nugent, G.
Buckley, P. A. & McCarthy, M. G. Insects, vegetation, Garcia, M. see Lopez-Hernandez, D.
and the control of laughing gulls {Lams atricilld) at Gemmell, R. P. see Ash, H. J.
Kennedy International Airport, New York City, 291 Green, R. E., Osborne, P. E. & Sears, E. J. The
BuUock, J. M., Clear HiU, B., Dale, M. P. & distribution of passerine birds in hedgerows
Silvertown, J. An experimental study of the effects during the breeding season in relation to char¬
of sheep grazing on vegetation change in a species- acteristics of the hedgerow and adjacent farmland,
poor grassland and the role of seedling recruitment 677
into gaps, 493 HaU, A. J. see Hammond, P. S.
Cao, Q. V. A tree survival equation and diameter Hammond, P. S., Hall, A. J. & Prime, J. H. The diet
growth model for loblolly pine based on the self¬ of grey seals around Orkney and other island and
thinning rule, 693 mainland sites in north-eastern Scotland, 340
795 Hammond, P. S., Hall, A. J. & Prime, J. H. The diet Milner-GuUand, E. J. A population model for the
Index of grey seals in the Inner and Outer Hebrides, 737 management of the saiga antelope, 25
Hanratty, M. P. & Stay, F. S. Field evaluation of the Mitchell, P. see Bright, P. W.
Littoral Ecosystem Risk Assessment Model’s Morris, P. A. see Bright, P. W.
predictions of the effects of chlorpyrifos, 439 Niiio, M. see Lopez-Hemandez, D.
Harrison, A. F., Taylor, K., Hatton, J. C. & Howard, Nugent, G. & Frampton, C. Microgeographic and
D. M. Role of nitrogen in herbage production by temporal variation in mandible size within a New
Agrostis-Festuca hill grassland, 351 Zealand fallow deer (Dama dama) population, 253
Hatton, J. C. see Harrison, A. F. Obbens, F. J. see Witkowski, E. T. F.
Heong, K. L. see Cohen, J. E. O’Connor, T. G. Composition and population
Hill, D. see Rushton, S. P. responses of an African savanna grassland to
Hirst, D. J. see Winder, L. rainfall and grazing, 155
Holdgate, M. W. Ecology, development and global Okarma, H. see Jfdrzejewski, B.
policy, 201 Oomes, M. J. M. see Berendse, F.
Howard, D. M. see Harrison, A. F. Oostermeijer, J. G. B., Van’t Veer, R. & Den Nijs, J. C. M.
HuUe, M., Coquio, S. & Laperche, V. Patterns in flight Population structure of the rare, long-lived perennial
phenology of a migrant cereal aphid species, 49 Gentiana pneumonanthe in relation to vegetation and
Hulme, P. D. see Bragg, O. M. management in the Netherlands, 428
Hunt, R. see Stockey, A. Osborne, P. E. see Green, R. E.
Hutchinson, L. A. & Bale, J. S. Effects of sublethal Oude Voshaar, J. H. see Diemont, W. H.
cold stress on the aphid Rhopalosiphum padi, 102 Pakeman, R. J., Marrs, R. H. & Jacob, P. J. A model
Ingram, H. A. P. see Bragg, O. M. of bracken {Pteridium aquilinum) growth and the
Jacob, P. J. see Pakeman, R. J. effects of control strategies and changing climate,
Jfdrzejewski, B., Okarma, H., J^drzejewski, W. & 145
MRkowski, L. Effects of exploitation and protec¬ Panicker, K. N. see Vanamail, P.
tion on forest structure, ungulate density and wolf Parish, T., Lakhani, K. H. & Sparks, T. H. Modelling
predation in Bialowieza Primeval Forest, Poland, the relationship between bird population variables
664 and hedgerow and other field margin attributes. 1.
Jfdrzejewski, W. see J^drzejewski, B. Species richness of winter, summer and breeding
Jeger, M. J. see Chan, M.-S. birds, 764
Johnston, J. P. see Bragg, O. M. Pegtel, D. M. see van Der Woude, B. J.
Justo, H. see Cohen, J. E. Pickup, G. Modelling patterns of defoliation by
Kay, B. J. see Twigg, L. E. grazing animals in rangelands, 231
Kelliher, F. M. see Whitehead, D. Plumptre, A. J. & Reynolds, V. The effect of selective
Klijn, J. A. see de Vries, W. logging on the primate populations in the Budongo
Kramer, K. Selecting a model to predict the onset of Forest Reserve, Uganda, 631
growth of Fagus sylvatica, 172 Pollock, D. S. see Whitehead, D.
Krishnamoorthy, K. see Vanamail, P. Pradeep Kumar, N. see Vanamail, P.
Kros, J. see de Vries, W. Prime, J. H. see Hammond, P. S.
Lakhani, K. H. see Parish, T. Prys-Jones, R. P. see Underhill, L. G.
Lamb, C. S. see Salt, C. A. Prys-Jones, R. P., Underhill, L. G. & Waters, R. J.
Lamont, B. B. see Witkowski, E. T. F. Index numbers for waterbird populations. 11.
Lamont, B. B., Rees, R. G., Witkowski, E. T. F. & Coastal wintering waders in the United Kingdom
Whitten, V. A. Comparative size, fecundity and 1970/71-1990/91,481
ecophysiology of roadside plants of Banksia Ravenscroft, N. O. M. The ecology of the chequered
hookeriana, 137 skipper butterfly Carterocephalus palaemon in
Lane, P. M. see Whitehead, D. Scotland. 1. Microhabitat, 613
Lane, S. J. see Vickery, J. A. Ravenscroft, N. O. M. The ecology of the chequered
Laperche, V. see Hulle, M. skipper butterfly Carterocephalus palaemon in
Litsinger, J. A. see Cohen, J. E. Scotland. 11. Foodplant quality and population
Lonergan, M. E. see Clutton-Brock, T. H. range, 623
Lopez-Hemandez, D., Garcia, M. & Nino, M. Input Rees, R. G. see Lamont, B. B.
and output of nutrients in a diked flooded savanna, Rehfisch, M. M. Man-made lagoons and how their
303 attractiveness to waders might be increased by
McCarthy, M. G. see Buckley, P. A. manipulating the biomass of an insect benthos, 383
Macdonald, D. W. see Atkinson, R. P. D. Reijnen, R. see Foppen, R.
Marrs, R. H. see Pakeman, R. J. Reijnen, R. & Foppen, R. The effects of car traffic on
Mayes, R. W. see Salt, C. A. breeding bird populations in woodland. 1. Evi¬
MRkowski, L. see Jfdrzejewski, B. dence of reduced habitat quality for willow
796 warblers (Phylloscopus trochilus) breeding close to Underhill, L. G. see Prys-Jones, R. P.
Index a highway, 85 Underhill, L. G. & Prys-Jones, R. P. Index numbers
Reynolds, V. see Plumptre, A. J. for waterbird populations. I. Review and method¬
Rose, R. J. & Webb, N. R. The effects of temporary ology, 463
ballast roadways on heathland vegetation, 642 van Der Woude, B. J., Pegtel, D. M. & Bakker, J. P.
Rushton, S. P. see Smith, R. S. Nutrient limitation after long-term nitrogen ferti¬
Rushton, S. P., Hill, D. & Carter, S. P. The abundance lizer application in cut grasslands, 405
of river corridor birds in relation to their habitats: a Vanamail, P., Krishnamoorthy, K., Pradeep Kumar, N.,
modelling approach, 313 Sabesan, S. & Panicker, K. N. Natural mortality of
Sabesan, S. see Vanamail, P. Mansonia annulifera with special reference to
Sackville Hamilton, N. R. Replacement and additive mortality due to Brugia malayi infection and
designs for plant competition studies, 599 distribution of parasites in a vector population, 247
Sage, R. B. see Baines, D. van’t Veer, R. see Oostermeijer, J. G. B.
Salt, C. A., Mayes, R. W., Colgrove, P. M. & Lamb, Vickery, J. A., Sutherland, W. J. & Lane, S. J. The
C. S. The effects of season and diet composition on management of grass pastures for brent geese, 282
the radiocaesium intake by sheep grazing on Vickery, J. A., Watkinson, A. R. & Sutherland, W. J.
heather moorland, 125 The solutions to the brent goose problem: an
Schoenly, K. see Cohen, J. E. economic analysis, 371
Sears, E. J. see Green, R. E. Waters, R. J. see Prys-Jones, R. P.
Silvertown, J. see Bullock, J. M. Watkinson, A. R. see Vickery, J. A.
Singh, K. P. see Tripathi, S. K. Webb, N. R. see Rose, R. J.
Smith, G. C. & Trout, R. C. Using Leslie matrices to Whitehead, D., Kelliher, F. M., Lane, P. M. & Pollock,
determine wild rabbit population growth and the D. S. Seasonal partitioning of evaporation between
potential for control, 223 trees and understorey in a widely spaced Pinus
Smith, R. S. & Rushton, S. P. The effects of grazing radiata stand, 528
management on the vegetation of mesotrophic Whitten, V. A. see Lamont, B. B.
(meadow) grassland in Northern England, 13 Wilson, A. 1. A. see Bragg, O. M.
Snaydon, R. W. Replacement and additive designs Winder, L., Hirst, D. J., Carter, N., Wratten, S. D. &
revisited: comments on the review paper by N. R. Sopp, P. 1. Estimating predation of the grain aphid
Sackville Hamilton, 784 Sitobion avenae by polyphagous predators, 1
Sopp, P. 1. see Winder, L. Witkowski, E. T. F. see Lamont, B. B.
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Stockey, A. & Hunt, R. Predicting secondary succession production, 508
in wetland mesocosms on the basis of autecological Wratten, S. D. see Winder, L.
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